Bitcoin Falls Below $100K as Liquidity Tightens

Published at 2025-11-13 22:00:14

Bitcoin fell below the $100,000 threshold to $99,292.36, a 2.26% decline over the past 24 hours. Trading volume jumped 38% to $84.86 billion, suggesting a wave of short-term transactions even as market liquidity appears to be drying up; the coin’s market capitalization stands at about $1.98 trillion.

The move matters because thinner liquidity can amplify price swings, and heavy turnover points to active repositioning by traders. Market participants and watchers are attributing part of the pressure to broader economic forces, especially developments in the U.S., which are influencing risk appetite and funding conditions. If liquidity remains constrained, analysts warn the market may see elevated volatility and sharper intraday moves around key price levels.

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